At our twentieth reunion, we had a picnic at Cascade Park. It was 1951 and most of us had little kids. There were games and contests and it was a lot of fun. |
He's a great player and he handles himself so well. He's really a pleasure to watch. |
I think it's been a good experience to play against Spackenkill players because they're always so talented. We held our own on a hard course. |
I wouldn't say it's futile -- the opportunity is there. It's worthwhile to keep fighting to save the resources we have there. |
If we can get those guys healthy, we'll be really tough to beat. |
Investments may not be so quick to bounce back from this. We're talking about big development and big money projects over long periods of time. It won't inspire confidence. |
It always surprises me, and pleases me, that they still come because they enjoy it. At this age, it takes a physical effort. |
It was a tough loss but I think he'll pick it up in the second round [of the schedule]. |
People always ask me about Marvin Gaye, ... I was just looking for a gig, and Marvin was looking for a guitar player. |
The ball took a wicked turn and I lost it in the lights and it hit me hard. It took me about a week [to shake it off]. I had a headache. |
They're doing a nice dance around the question of private investment. |
To produce this oil efficiently and quickly, you need people who've done it before. |
We worked hard, we put our best foot forward, and we'll move on. |
We've outlived the actuarial tables. Life expectancy for women was about 70 in 1931 and about 63 for men. |
You have to deal with this in political terms, not in economical terms. |